French Wine
Below are our 9 articles in the 'french wine' category:
Bergerac is wine region based just East of Bordeaux on the Dordogne, and is well known for its red wine, although white and Rose Bergerac are also popular. Bergerac wines are made with standard ...
The Bordeaux region of France is considered by many people to be second only to Champagne in terms of the quality of its wines. This makes Bordeaux a favourite both in terms of taste and in terms ...
Burgundy known as Bourgogne in French, is a province in Eastern France famed for its delightful red and white wines, made predominantly from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay respectively. The province ...
Champagne is without a doubt the most famous wine region in the world although little is known of its location or environment by many Champagne drinkers.
Champagne is located about 100 miles ...
France is a nation synonymous with wine in the minds of people throughout the world. Never mind that arguably, French wine conditions are so temperamental as to make the production of the famed ...
Languedoc is a wine region that has often been overlooked in the past. Languedoc wines hail from the Southern Languedoc-Roussilon region in the far South of France.
Whilst this region has often ...
The Rhone region is known chiefly for its Northern Syrah varietal wines (see related article: ‘Shiraz’) whilst the Southern Rhine is known for its blended wines such as ‘Chateauneuf du Pape’. Rhone ...
Provence is a beautiful rambling region in South Eastern France, encompassing the beaches of the French Riviera and the seaside towns of Marseille, Nice, Bandol and St Tropez. The region was one of ...
